Dragon Ball · Figure guide
Son Goku Figures
Goku begins Dragon Ball carrying a staff and a keepsake from his grandfather. Long before the battles on Namek or the Tournament of Power, his meeting with Bulma sends a boy who knows very little of the world out into it.
Goku figures span that childhood and decades of training afterward. The Flying Nimbus, a familiar orange gi or a transformed appearance each recalls a different part of Akira Toriyama’s story, with different people beside him.
Story and characterFigure selection
First adventure
Goku & Bulma
Figuarts ZERO Goku & Bulma
See the Goku and Bulma figureGoku, Bulma, the Flying Nimbus and staff turn this into a paired adventure scene.
The Figuarts ZERO Limited Edition keeps both characters in one fixed composition. Include the Nimbus and scenery when checking the display space.
Z-era arrival
STARTune
STARTune Goku — Battlefield Arrival
See the Z-era Goku figureThe familiar orange gi and adult proportions give STARTune Goku a place in a Z-era display.
Arrival at the Battlefield is a fixed sculpture. Include the complete base when measuring your display and check the release details on the product page.
Poseable
Ultra Instinct
S.H.Figuarts Goku — Ultra Instinct
See the Ultra Instinct GokuSilver hair identifies Ultra Instinct in this poseable Toyotarou Edition release.
The image shows an upper-body view. Check the full figure, supplied parts and support requirements for this Toyotarou Limited Edition in the product gallery.
Story and character
The boy with the Four-Star Dragon Ball
The Four-Star Dragon Ball connects Goku to Grandpa Gohan, who raised him. Bulma finds him while following its signal with her Dragon Radar, beginning the journey that takes him away from the mountains.
His tail, Power Pole and travel on the Flying Nimbus belong to this early adventure. Later, searching for his grandfather’s Dragon Ball brings him into conflict with the Red Ribbon Army. An early Goku appearance can therefore recall travel, discovery and companionship before the Saiyan history becomes central.
Training and the orange gi
Training under Master Roshi puts Goku alongside Krillin and leads him toward the World Martial Arts Tournament. The orange fighting uniform connects his later appearance to that martial arts education, even as his teachers and opponents change.
As an adult, he continues seeking stronger opponents and techniques he has not mastered. The familiar clothes carry across many battles, so the orange gi alone does not identify a transformation or a single encounter. The hair, expression and technique give the scene its more specific context.
Super Saiyan and Ultra Instinct
The golden hair of Super Saiyan recalls Goku’s confrontation with Frieza on Namek. Later transformations introduce their own designs: Super Saiyan 3 has long hair and no eyebrows, while Super Saiyan Blue brings the blue-haired appearance associated with divine power.
Ultra Instinct develops a different idea in Dragon Ball Super: his body reacts without waiting for deliberate decisions. The black-haired Sign appearance and the silver-haired state represent different stages of that ability. Its quieter concentration gives Goku a different expression from the anger associated with his first Super Saiyan transformation.
The child traveling with Bulma and the fighter refining Ultra Instinct share the habit of going out to learn something he cannot do yet.